Shiodzuka-Kofun Tumulus - Nara

Shiotsuka Kofun.

You can't enter the mounds, but you can see the circular shape in front of you. The front part has been cut down in the Nara era.

◽ Unfortunately ... ▪ No access to the mound, net fence . (Fence) Only the appearance through. . "Jean Gabin" starring "Bokyo" Like a scene. ▪ The fence is on the edge of the border with a private house It is installed and if you overdo it There is a risk of invading private land, I was forced to withdraw. Even if it isn't, the "tomb" becomes a suspicious person It's easy to make a mistake! ◽ For satisfying viewing and photography It's not a drone or a magic carpet. ◽ Shiodzuka Kofun Data ▪ Affiliation: Saki Shield Row Ancient Tombs ▪ Location: Utahime-cho, Nara-shi, Saki-cho ▪ Shape ︰ Front and rear circular burial mound ▪ Mound: Total length 105m .. Rear circle diameter 70m, height 9m . Front width 55m, height 1.5-2m ▪ Mound outer garden ︰ There is a moat ▪ Burial facility: Clay shackle ▪ Built age: mid-5th century ▪ Buried person: Unknown ▪ Excavated items: Iron sword, iron ax, sword ▪ Archaeological excavation: 1956/1973/1979 ◽ Walking course ⏩ Kintetsu Takanohara Station-Heijo Station-Saidaiji Station (1) Stone Karato Tumulus (2) Gourd Mountain Tumulus ③ Shiodzuka tumulus ④ Nekozuka tumulus ⑤ Heijokyo Ruins ◽ Only pure burial mounds ▪ The main burial mound is so-called along with the "Gourd Mountain Tumulus" etc. . Incorporated in the Saki Shield Row Ancient Tombs . But through all the places I don't want to go It is a walk. .Only "Pure Historic Sites" with no religious odor Pinpoint tumulus tour by choosing. At ... ▪ The main fields are the ruins of ancient temples and abandoned temples. It is a burial mound.

There was a signboard on the residential area on the south side of Kofun. End of unpaved alley

It is full of old burial mounds The ruins of a mansion from the Nara period were excavated in the front part of the Shiozuka burial mound. The house stood on the front part ?

The 113-meter-long tumulus is estimated to be built in the first half of the fifth century. One of the tumuli that make up the Saki Shield Tumulus Group. A part of the moat remains on the east side. The front part may have been cut down for posterity and a building may have been built.